Jamiema Sara Philip

Dec 6, 2024 | biorxiv.org | Jacob Scadden |Caroline Lelievre |Jamiema Sara Philip |Sehhaj Grewal

AbstractMost bacterial swimming is powered by the bacterial flagellar motor, a nanomachine that self-assembles from up to 45 proteins into a membrane-spanning complex. The number and types of proteins involved in the flagellar motor vary widely. Predicting flagellar motility from genomic data can facilitate large-scale genomic studies where experimental validation may not be feasible.